Last week, NC State`s College of Engineering hosted the third annual Applied AI in Engineering and Computer Science Symposium, bringing together faculty, graduate students and industry leaders to discuss how AI is reshaping engineering practice, curriculum development and interdisciplinary research.
The event featured keynote speaker Sherard Griffin, industry panels, poster showcases and more. Over the course of the day, a range of topics were explored, from AI safety and governance to foundational skills for an AI-augmented future. Together, participants built up their knowledge on AI and prepared to set NC State up for an AI-driven future.
Last week, NC State`s College of Engineering hosted the third annual Applied AI in Engineering and Computer Science Symposium, bringing together faculty, graduate students and industry leaders to discuss how AI is reshaping engineering practice, curriculum development and interdisciplinary research.
The event featured keynote speaker Sherard Griffin, industry panels, poster showcases and more. Over the course of the day, a range of topics were explored, from AI safety and governance to foundational skills for an AI-augmented future. Together, participants built up their knowledge on AI and prepared to set NC State up for an AI-driven future.
Registration for the 2026 SAS Hackathon has just closed and all participating teams around the world are officially locked in!
This is not your typical weekend-long hackathon- over the entire course of October, we will see dozens of high impact projects come to fruition, tackling real-world business and humanitarian challenges using SAS technology.
To all of our Wolfpack participants- good luck, and have fun!
Registration for the 2026 SAS Hackathon has just closed and all participating teams around the world are officially locked in!
This is not your typical weekend-long hackathon- over the entire course of October, we will see dozens of high impact projects come to fruition, tackling real-world business and humanitarian challenges using SAS technology.
To all of our Wolfpack participants- good luck, and have fun!
With help from the Wolfpack, DSA developed the AI at NC State website, a central hub for AI resources and guidance on campus. Explore a range of AI tools, resources and guidance designed to support and enhance your teaching, learning, research and work.
“I would encourage any NC State student curious about data science and AI to take a DSA class. The courses are approachable and focus less on heavy technical pressure and more on building a clear understanding of data science and AI concepts. It’s a great way to explore the field while developing both technical and problem-solving skills.”
Rommie Alsaidi
Business Analytics, North Carolina State University
